davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
st ifreffeligt Cieblif.

On Sanbelle, iom Sir gboarb Brabs
iorb, ben nplis ubneunte Sefreter i
"Snoia Office, bar opleuet, fortiener at
omtales, ba bet er ct betesnenbe 8arat>
tertref bos ben bpstisite us meit be-
Febne at ale Solbater, iOm nosenfnbe
fsrte ct Sperb. Com uns Officer peb
Mabras &aoaleriet bar Cir gbuarb en-
ipris S9ser. On Dag, ba ban Dor paa
2iseriast, niso ban fell us Dor ftrar i
Tiserens &lsr. Oct par ct frpateliat
0ieblif, ba fun faa Of bans 8enner par
| @erbeben. SOm en- eriaren Sseaer
uibite Cir @buarb sobt, at bet eneite
ristise bar at lisse rOlis Os amitiae fla
bso. 9iseren inuiebe paa fit Butte, iaa
fig runbt, os ba ban tree,e, aft bar iifs
fsrt, sap ban fig iferb meb fit Maaltib.
Den tOs ben unse Officers Saanb
Munben % ipiite @rmen Op Iise til
Wlbuen, inben Sir Gouarbs @amerate,
Tom % rebbebe BAN. Sans saitbeo oc
wtoo ueo at anitiae fig iom bSo rebbebl
bans 9ip, tbi, ION ban ielu iiaet, naa,
ban fortaler bette, bapbe ban BLOT rsr,
ns oct rlinoits eler iuifet, piloe 9iserer
eleb!lttelis bape brabt BAN, fsr Der
tortidfte Radttibet. armen mantle ma.
tlrl'Spis iattes af. Man Tan tante ia
poao ban LED, mebens ban meb fulo 2s
ololfbeo laa Der meaem bet pilbe Dur.
! alsr % isnberreues af bets 9anber.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Decorab % Omegtl.
Wiuneibeif So. Gair
Zen 2Sbe Gusuit 1887.

taaer, Tom tiblisere meooelt, I'm Se'
apnbelie ben 29be Susuit % pil ut
Slaas blipe mere itorartet ero ro9ers
Tnbe tibIisere. Oct er siort Wit, bpao
Der ituar / Seapreliens Mast, for at
aisre bet Sele til en- sufceis. 8pas,
Sefte, Spin, 5aar, 5j9rfrG, aue'la9s
Gaerbruss : grobutter ps Muifiner,
,ielbne grsper af Susfioss ps aunits
@ienitanbe, Glt pil Der blipe sobt repre-
ienteret, ps berfor bsr Osiaa Gae 'orl
en bore enis ON at sjsre Git til, ct
gift fan blipe uellptfet os til sgre for
Gprntpet.
Ii oil napne blanbt gnbet, bpilte
Spaa.R acer man Der fan faa Gnleos
ming til at ie, os bet | be bebite % mutt
feite llttiainss. SiOroer, man bar ieet
paa bisie &anter at 2anbet: 70 Sjors
Der meb S%bprtborns, Der fra DEBORAH
aaar til stats. Sairen; be beitaar al 30
Stptter Sa, be Heite importeret. De
betaltes / CONNER sienneminitlis n'eo
$3.50 stpttet; en- 8pie toitebe 5000, %
Ell Ore 81, 200. Scr. Sobn Niuen
brinaer neb en- Slot Tpueb Gberbeen
Gneus fra Canton, 9afota, os Wr.
Sames Nidelion en- Del al famine
Gags. Osiaa Here Sereforbs, Serieps
us Sultein pil finbes paa ll%oitillinser'.
Gf Seite oil Der iaar bore Here %
bebre "8raft Suries," amt 9rapere os
@anpps Seite enb fsr | ale be forfieaise
&lasier.
Slpral & agricultural Sal, iom ell
lers altib pinber ubelt 8ifalb, uil osiaa
iaar itraale i Of fs @lanbs; lab MI
blot sae % @nbpssbrinse berbeu stft'
bpab Der fan bibraas til bens 5Oritisns
nelIe. Oft SlasAS sgrbeioe al
npsen getpbnius snites ubitiaet.
Sarmerre riaa life slentme at brinse
inb aft slparte, iom be fan opbripe al
bette gars 9anbsE rpbufter, ps, naar
llbitininssbasene fommer, bsr be tase
fin Samilie til Sairen, iaa baaoe @amle
ps rlnse tan ie, bpab be elers lite let
har 9eilisbeb til at ie, bperfen ! gp elz
Ter 8psb.
UT faa iitanb en- sob Sair er al itsrlte
8etppnins for bort Gpnntp; berfor laf
ps fuppes ON at sjsre ben til ben bebi
mulise, % betpil sipe 8eitprelien Mof
% 2pit til at arbeibe meb iamme 5rei'
bisbeb, aipsmub % gnersi, iOm Der
tiblisere bar piit.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Ds,en fiupenbe s,oaenber"

,,,,,.a erhuu life at bore fommen fales
itrnbio til SO. Sbetminbite fOrtaaes
/ ben al g~rinbierne Glbert, gittor %
@eora, Drowning gictorias gsrnebsr''
for fort lib iiben OifentlissiOroe en-
WeiIebeIfripelie ON beres SoroOmie'l'ls
/ 1888 fslsenbe ON beres Sana'
mentraf meb "beu Fppenbe Soaanoer"
ben lite Suli 1881:
"geoset efter Mibnat for ben fle'
penbe Soaanber" iorbi os. vi lao
plublelis ct ieliOmt rSot Sfjar, 'om
belpite ct Glib paa en- eienoOmmel's
Maabe. s Mibten at bette apsifiar
bauebe fig meset tpbelist Maiter. Steer
% Cell paa en- / 2 q 800 G.ens Ifftano
liaaenbe Brig i geiret meb besrenbiebe,
ifarpe &onturer.
ga 8rissen nermebe fig bort Glib,
raabte ubfiasmanben forub: "Sfi,b
oboi" Yaa famine Iii bemerteoes
bet al ben pastbapenbe officer paa @s'
terbeftet; men ba ban ftrag efter gil
forub, iaa ban life Spor at Sfibet bper'
fen tilbsire eller ~uenftre eler lisefor.
Natten bar itiqe, 2niten flar os pa
bet rulist. Salt bapbe ID at be Om'
borbparenbe bemarfet Sfibet. 8esst
be andre Sfibe, "9ourmaline" % "aleo'
patra", Tom ieilebe asten for os. iisnali
Ierebe ben naite Morsen for at ipsrs'
os, on, ri bauoe iet bet iielbne Spn on
Natten.
ubtifsmanben, ipm fprit melote "oer
flpoenbe Suaenber", ftprteoe ben fsl
senbe Dag neb fra 8ramitansen os llos
fig libel paa Stebet.
Man antaser fOrsurist MI, at bet e
2uftipeilinser, Tom bar sipet anleonin!
til Sasnet ON "ben flpoenbe Solenber.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Siap Marble Gpmpanp

pil MI after ailasse DEBORAH 8p ct
Seiss cs siue 5Oreitilinser Der 6 Ifs
tener | Traf fra Manbas ben 29be Iu.
quit at. 9ette Staeipiaers Seiitab, ION
M er ~betpbelis foritertet meb fremra.
senoe 1alenter, bar aitib % alleitecs,
naar eller boor bet bar optraabt. p9rei
biliet meo Subel, os iOm &esel bar b
ipiaet for fulot GUS. Ser er oenn'
Trup lao pei iienbt os ~paaItjsnnet, q
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Sebsfalb blanbt Smaabern.

TIMBER fit Opbulb Der iriitsbe Mrs.
SabsIe ben tunse Stiebne at MITE lin
lille 5sriteipbte, / builten Inlebnins
benbes Wanb fom neb til 8esrapelien
fibite 5rebas. Sesse be isrsenbe Sors
albre ~aireiite biem til Cafe 9art isaar
(Manbos).
Or. Gnbers Suaitien bar osiaa miitet
fit pnsite Barn. Selp par ban irapes
renbe, ba ben ellie ispnebe inb, men
Tom bog tibsnof til at ie bet ienfst
Sorbens Stisb.
Sabelmaser Sobnion bar liselebei
miitet tit Yleiebarn.
9enne Hotitie bleu ftrepet for forris
Summer, men paa en- eler anbeu Waab
blep ben CLIENT.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

en- glare af Tilifuere fifferlis pil flotfe
fig /, Stepers Sull be Gftener, Marble
% bans Selifab uptraber. Stptferne
er in~teresiante, Os Spiaet bar altib piit
fla 9iennemt9nft os ubm1rfet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

Sfte bar jes bapt I~nlebnins til at
erfare 8irfninserne af ct. SafObs Die.
Seq fan anbefale 8rusen af bette 29ses
mibbel paa bet ~aaerbeb1te. 5rib @ors
bes, 8lpmoutb, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
TDmns tan tssitss i sla.

Diem | 5ono bu Sac, @is. gatienter tom.
rler oper 1900 Mile for at ie ham, % NANCE
er blepne bslbreoebe, paa nOsle faa Waanes
ger, DDS Jam'lielGger haobe opgipet alt
Soae ON Selbreoelie Be. iom lioer al
gunaelpgoomme buroe fouiultere Or. 9owns.
pans Spectalttet er nerpgie Spaoomme,
loIn er Nslaer al nioriistiebeo / en- pnare
Mloer. Spis np9en refer for at ie banl, iao
tesr9 paa Baneitationen sfter 7r. 9owns,
Wo. 104 Third Street.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
Minnesota Lutheran Sem
nary and Institute =,

oabues ben 13oe september. Slh'ts hid
mtnen begpnber ben 16oe CiippsI' iISaii|
gar bapoe Stolen ialt 2S2 glepel. liza a
erne peo Siolen rimelige. 6or Mar ia I'd
nRrmere Underwriting benoenos neam AZ,
As,, gSihmar,, SFp~|
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

met fslsenbe Bioras:
IRA Sous 8. @rinoer, Yerrp, 0iS.. $1.C
Hra Warie 2arjpn, Siiba .4avrsuce
oa Clipia Sobnion, Salt Qafe
Gitp, Utah, hper 500. ..,....... g.
YRS. BoIette qnuo, Gan 5raneiseo,
California 0.
q. 8eteripn, y. W. 2ibertp HcIe,
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24

9(Sn 4. ". yNiajon betaler
~ 10 ets. pr. 9uiin for sGs bsnne
u8e. SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
NDgle ltgefremnte ORR

til bore &unocr; 8i bar beune 8ono
beitrGbt % til bet yoerite for at iaa inbtipb3i
bet imnffefte Splas al f9roissiorte &laSsr
for W9nb og @utter, beore os inutfere.aIe.
Der, enb 5olf | Noropeiten roseninSe iar
bar feet paa oisie 8anter. vi fipbte ois;s
Sarer til biaise Hriier, os ri oil ioriiirs
benz, iom | Spjt ifal babe Zig ct Set alrSsr
ener en- Sperfratfe, ON, at be ~iitterlio nil
itaa fig paa at fomme ino p9 ta9e bort g{urs'
lager I Cieipn. Friier % Sarer pinoer al.
minoelist Bifalo, % Gae os gnbper npSsr
en- reoelig oa forefommen6e Bebanolino
Sab ps faa goers Sssnins. Ben Scar
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-24
I'll Carl 0tltoet,

Der oeb Slbsbranb ! Suli Maaneb mis-
itebe fin Stab % tire Seite, er inbfoms
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
A Frontier Editors Woes.

We dislike to discuss family matters in our
columns. as everybody knows, but the story
JEFF Tarleton is telling around town about
our difficulty last Tuesday night is lie such
as nobody but dirty coyote would be guilty
of. We have heard of him and his casing at
Dan McGeehans saloon The facts are that
we told this red headed SLOUGH to stop keeping
sompany with our daughter, When we re-
turned home last Tuesday night about IL
o'clock we found him just leaving our front
porch There were words, and we admit
that we called him greasy tramp. When
he made a pass for us we grabbed him by
the whiskers, and when he broke loose we
kicked him in the small of the back, and our
only regret now is that we did not break his
backbone. The lie that he tells is that we
drew gun, which he snatched and then ran
us in the house. Nobody saw the fracas and
of course he can lie, but Josiah Hapgood
across the way heard the salute that we gave
him as he clawed the gravel down the street
Don't come our way again, Jefferson. Kick
apoo Oak.) Sentinel.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
yyantoa: Adiu~as,. Glass Eyes.


One of the most serious defects Of the glass
eye Is its single barrelled expression. To
person Of sensitive nature this is an appalling
obstacle, ana the man who can invent an eye
that works on the same plan as a seven shot
revolver has millions within his grasp. Just
imagine what revolution such an invention
would create BY simple twitch of the eye
lid the proud owner of revolving eye could
turn on any kind of emotion he desired. This
invention would make the glass eye a perpet-
ual JOY. If the proprietor happened to be at
a funeral how easy it would be to cast gloom
over the whole countenance by twitching the
lid and letting the eye revolve around to
station s. M-"sadness and melancholy" so
on through the whole list of emotions. If 1t
was desired to paralyze book agent the
panorama would move around to the plate
with the "cold, steely glare" This could also
be used with good effect at church fairs SO
the eye with the soothing, persuasive ex-
preston" would be such convenience when
| one came home late from the lodge. And so
on. But, alas! the revolving eye has not
been invented and the dainty esthete who
wishes to throw his soul into his gaze must
either carry an assorted collection in his
pocket or only let his emotion flow out of one
| eFe-New York World.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
Tattooinc with a Capital SD"

The house committee has at last taken up
the favorite idea among army men of punish
ing desertion, and has recommended tattoo
ing. "Don't call it branding" said Gen.
Bragg, speaking of the suggestion. mo
civilized nation used to brand human being.
1t is bad enough to brand cattle We recon-
mend tattooing. This is practice that some
men, sailors in particular, engage in for. pure
delight don't see why it should not prove
good means of punishment The army
officers who study this question of desertion
want to tattoo every man who enlists. Then,
if he deserts. he is already branded. or in
delibly marked, and can be identified, and if
he goes swimming can be detected. The
English used to brand, and later have tat
tooed big ID on the deserters hip. For II
time it was put on the left breast. We think
it should be put on the back between the
shoulder blades. You see, here tattooing
would do no good if it is where the deserter
can get at it and tattoo some device over or
around the big ID to obliterate it. We have
begun small, so as not to excite too much
virtuous indignation. Our ID is to he only
an inch long. 1t ought to be two feet on one
man. He has deserted seventeen times. The
fact is, some men prefer well kept mill
tary prison to garrison lie. If congress
should pass this tatooing law it would require
about five pounds of India ink so supply thu
army annually. There are about 700 deser
tons annually, an average, you see, of abou
two tattooings a day, Sundays included
Washington Cor. New York Sun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
RAREFICD AIR AND MANIA.
Thin BlOoded People who Cut UP
Strange Capers in Colorado.

Thin Blooded People Who Cut Up
Strange Capers in Colorado.
alt is strange how some people are affected
by the light air and 5000 feet altitude of
CHEYENNE said Policeman Bean in a recent
conversation.
"A short time ago book agent reached
here from Denver. He was rather Il cadaver-
Gus looking chap, who didn't seem to pack
around more blood in his constitution than
the law allows As the train nearcd Chey-
enne he began to glare around the car as If
he was afraid somebody was going to slug
him, and when the news agent passed through
peddling some oranges he fairly yelled for
them to take him away. He was afraid of
being killed When he reached here he got
spells in the same way and | had a good deal
of bother in soothing him.
"When he wasn't fiighty he told me that he
had often been troubled that way when he
reached any tolerably high altitude. The
least excitement brought on fresh spell.
learned afterward that he never had any
such attacks at home. In my experience at
the depot here have known of many people
who have been troubled in the same way.
This seems to be especially true of ladies,
who grow worse until they begin to descend
the hill from Sherman to Laramie City, and
IDuulrllg OF lne ltdiH bhd'
afterward they go through all right.
'You remember that little fellow from Ne
vada, who cut up such tantrums at the depot
here few months ago." asked the Judge.
The listener intimated that he hadn't for
gotten the circumstances
"Well, that fellow began to show the effect
of the altitude as the tain neared Cheyenne.
BY the time he had reached here he Lad bar
,;codad bin,calf in the rptirinp room and was
about to throw himself out of the window
when the trainmen forced their way in and
caught him He was sure somebody was
going to kill him. got him away from the
crowd and told him I'd protect him, and
finally got him quoted down. The trainmen
looked after him until they began to descend
from Sherman, and soon after he seemed to
be asisane as anybody.
at was only few days later that an old
lady ON the train was taken in the same way.
She got it into her head that colored woman
who sat in the far end of the car had foul de
signs upon her. Until the train reached
Cheyenne the unfortunate daughter of Africa
did not dare move muscle for fear of throw
ing the old lady into commissions Cases OF
this sort turn up often"
"What sort of people seem to be most
affected that wayf' was asked.
"They are generally thin blooded nervous
people, who, if they are in fair health, have
got but little vitality back of Them was the
reply. "Very nervous old women are very
often the victims. A slight jar or shock set
them going and then the depot rustler has
picnic on his hands and no mistake. Theil
mania always assumes the same phase-they
always believe somebody is going to xii
them-Cheyenne Sun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
Forms of I'll @ Bank Bill.

The American bank bill has followed
the form Of the American letter envelope.
For paper money, if paper money must
be used, it is the m psf convenient posi-
bic But there is prejudice against
that form in Europe. The notes of the
Bank of England ard the Bank of France
are scarcely less in size than an old fash
ioned blanket newspaper sheet. A draft
given by an English or French bank is
still larger. Your tailor in Paris gives
YOU a receipt that, after several times
folding, you manage to cram it into your
pocketbook. A queer idea of business
attaches to these huge pieces Of paper
They will tell YOU that small drafts, banl
bills and receipts do not look business
ike-that is to say whether there is bust
ness or not, it is desirable to make show
of it.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
A Cnnsressman,s Troubles.

Abram s. Hewitt, the new mayor of New
York, when he was in congress, hired the up
per story of one of the houses of Wormley,
the colored caterer He had three bedrooms,
and it was his custom to go from one to the
other in the hope of finding sleep in the sec
ond or third which no failed to find in the
first. The first night he was tormented by
dogs. He complained, and Wormley re-
moved item. The next night, III bedroom
No. 2, he found that the cats kept him awake,
and he came down next morning and growled
about them to Wormley. The third day lie
had complaint to make about the birds, and
Wormley was in despair He said "Mr,
Hewitt, | have killed the dogs and | have
hopes of getting rid of all the cats, but the
birds are beyond me-" The matter was finally
compromised Mr. Hewitt is said to have
bought up and killed all the cats and dogs in
his present neighborhood. Ben: Perley Poor,
in Boston Budget.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
CANCER a h .ocal Disease.

Cancer is essentially q local disease and
can be cured by on eration, in spite of re-
currence. Operatio when it docs not
cure prolongs ife and diminishes the
total amount of suffering. Operations
should be repeatel as often as there Is
any chance of ent irely removing recur-
rent growths. The earlier and the more
thoroughly the opd ration is performed The
better. The disco se when it recurs. is
generally of a milder type than that OF
the original growth, less painful and less
exhausting. Ant iseptic surgery makes
moro radical opera lions possible, with bet
ter ultimate resul It's than formerly OBJ
tanned. DIR. Shra dy in Medical Record
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
The Honey Bees Sting.

Naturalist Clark, of Canada, says the
bees sting is by no means made fol
singing only, but is used in doing the
artistic work. Gaping the comb and in
fusing the formic acid, by means Of
which honey receives its keeping quail
ties. The sting is really a skillfully con-
trived little trowel, with which the bee
finishes off and caps the cells when they
are filled brimful of honey. This ex-
plains why honey extracted before it il
capped over does not keep well The
formic acid has not been injected into it
New York Sun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
He Got an Idea.

40, say, Athuh."
eyes, Clawrence"
~ have been wedding the newspapah and
I've got an idea"
"Well, twcat it very carefully, deah boy.
Newspapah ideas are very likely to be veal
vulgah sometimes"
II know it, Athuh, but you can twust me-
Now, what wanted To awsk you was this:
Are you weasonably certain that there is
WEAKLY such a thing as suing anybody fob
contempt of courtr
"Why, of course. My papa is judge and
I've heahd him tell about it gweat many
times"
SWELL I've gweat mind to twy it on An
gelina Smtherson foh the way she tweats me
when l so pay my wespects to her"-Mer-
chant Traveller.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
Photographing IA Midnight Landscape.
The fact has been satisfactorily estab-

The TACT has bRen SATISFACTORILY estaD-
lished by various scientific researches,
that many substances absorb luminous
rays during the day, and at night emit
these rays in such a manner as to i'm
press Photographic plates, although they
may not be percePtible to the naked eye.
Artists have not only succeeded in photo
graphing the visible night phosphor-
escence of Mont Blanc's summit, but
have even secured an impression of q
midnight landacape-invisible to the eye
ON the terrace of the observatory al
Prague.-New York Sun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
Learning without study.

The acquisition of learning without
study is like the acquisition of wealth
without labor. 1t is as necessary for the
mechanic to study out his problem when
it comes to him 10 be studied as it is for
him to finish his task by his handicraft.
Scientific American.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
cavfng 1.Oney.

Stranger-What i'll the world are those
gleat embankments fori
Omaha Man-They were left by grading
the street.
"But don't they cave inF"
Sometimes"
"And they must kill people who happen to
be under themp
"Yes, but if the streets weren't graded it
would kill the horses omaha World.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
Asking Impossibilities

Omeha Miss-I desire to have my picture
taken with my hat on
tographer-Certainly, sit right down.
"No, not in this: this IS bonnet | will
come this afternoon with the other; it's my
theatre hat, you know"
II am very sorry, Miss. but my landscape
camera is out of order. n--Omaha World
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08
A Work for Somebody.

Inquiries concerning how the masses
live; concerning sanitary conditions and
their relation to The virtue and vice Of tie
people; concerning the causes of pauper-
ism and crime, have seldom been started
by professional reformers. -Andover Re-
-::c-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08

FL Shifaa (The Cure) is the title of the
only medical journal published in Egypt.
1t is printed in Arabic.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-07-08

Grand Marshal (St. Patrick's Day)-Who
have yez all tn banner, Grogan'
Grogan-lts Sinithor Ingalls, marshil. Th
photyShraft thot we sint fur didn't come, an
Casey, til soign panther, med this wan oop
out O his head It'd Bits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-02-07
EEANE DIErEI.-L

! working Gp good confectionery
trade and deserves rememberaace. Ii
you need anything in his line drop in
and sea hin5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-02-07

who is fast building up a good reputa-
ton. Both are pronounced excellent
physicians and will do all in their
power to alleviate the sufferngs of an
afflicted community.